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Rio Linglong: Eco Uprising in Serbia

12 December 2021 - by Nenad Glišić

The case of the brutal exploitation of Vietnamese workers in the Chinese company LingLong and the servile attitude of the authorities towards the interests of the multinational company Rio Tinto have become central political topics in Serbia. (...)
Labour strikes in Serbia: the Pit of Foreign Investment

22 January 2018 - by Aleksandar Matković

A number of strikes in recent months points to wrong policies for subsidizing private investment and curtailing labor rights. The entire economic politics of the Serbian Government is based on two assumptions, both of which are false. Firstly, (...)
The EU chooses to defend big capital and not majority interest: Serbia is not the only guinea pig

10 January 2018 - by Eric Toussaint, Stefan Slavković

Éric Toussaint granted this interview to Stefan Slavković from the Serbian weekly NIN. Eric Toussaint has been writing on international financial systems for a few decades now. He believes that everyone should be able to understand, (...)
From Geneva to Belgrade: The Great Question of Public Debt

23 October 2017 - by Nathan Legrand

The CADTM was invited to speak at the “Debt Conference” held in Geneva on 5 October, and also participated in activities in Belgrade on 6 and 7 October. Our programme was highly charged and proved most valuable. Geneva, 5 October : « Debt (...)
The government actively blocks the unity of the protests

15 April 2017 - by Marko Stričević

Current mass protests throughout the Republic of Serbia are the culmination of years of dissatisfaction of the population with the systematic devastation of the welfare state, privatization of public enterprises and the persistent insistence of (...)
Influence of IMF and other IFIs in Central and Eastern Europe

17 November 2015 - by Eurodad

The role of International Financial Institutions (IFIs) – particularly the International Monetary Fund (IMF) – in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) has not been the central focus of many analyses in the past. To address this gap, four case studies (...)